Pandora's Millions, written by George O. Smith and published in 1945, is a science fiction novel that explores a future society transformed by a technological breakthrough allowing the duplication of physical items. The story follows Keg Johnson, a chief executive, and scientist Don Channing as they navigate the societal upheaval caused by this innovation, which threatens traditional economic systems. The narrative delves into themes of abundance, value, and the implications of technology on human relationships and societal roles.
